Hi DRC and all,

lately I have been looking into remoting 3D software running on MS 
Windows. I have come across this post over at Sun 
(http://blogs.sun.com/vizsun/entry/hardware_accelerated_remote_3d_windows) 
that is using 3D capabilities of VirtualBox together with VirtualGL to 
offer remote access to windows 3D apps.

I wanted to know if some of you had tried that before, and with which 
level of success? When I try to create a VM with 3D enabled, it crashes 
saying that it cannot find a VirtualBox lib VBoxOGLhosterrorspu.so 
(which is actually there) and forcing a LD_PRELOAD does the trick of not 
crashing but there does not seems to have 3D support (one windows demo 
runs fine in local virtualbox but refuse to start when run throught 
virtualGL).

I'm running virtualgl/turbovnc/turbojpeg stock from the virtualgl web 
site, and tried with virtualbox 3.0.10 and 2.2. I tried also the combo 
from Sun Shared visualization with no luck either. Distro is debian 
lenny with a nvidia graphic card with proprietary driver and launching a 
vglrun glxgears (or some other glx games) works fine on a remote 
computer throught turbovnc.

I remember that there has been some threads a few month ago about some 
apps that PRELOAD lib and don't play nice with virtualGL. So it may be 
also the case here. However since someone at Sun had succeded in making 
it running, I thought that I should give it a shoot!

Keep on the great job!

Cheers,

Denis


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Tranquil IT Systems
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44230 Saint Sébastien sur Loire
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